19th-Century Academic Plaster Relief After Phidias
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A rare and scholarly 19th-century plaster bas-relief fragment inspired by the iconic Parthenon Frieze of Classical Athens. This finely cast panel depicts a scene from the Panathenaic procession, originally sculpted by Phidias and his workshop to adorn the inner colonnade of the Parthenon.
Carefully restored, the relief showcases the refined artistry of 19th-century academic sculpture. It is ideally suited for a neoclassical interior or as a dramatic focal point within a gallery wall installation. Wear consistent with age and use.
Material: Plaster
Country of Origin: Greece
Dimensions: 19.5" H x 19" W